Anders Holm wrote:
> > One other clue: if I run nbstat on the problem machine I get an error
> > that it can't access the nbt driver (can't remember exact wording).
> > Looks like something may be missing. But what exactly?
>> If I'd where you I'd reinstall the network card and all set up the networking
> again. If you remove the network card in the Device manager and reboot,
> Windows should then reinstall the driver and TCP/IP also.... Then it's just a
> matter of configuring the IP etc. etc.
>> Hope that helps you....
as a little extra once you've uninstalled all the networking components
delete nidis*.vxd (2 files) from the windows diretory tree, then re-hoof
& hopefully plug & pray will work.
oh & it helps to have the drivers for the net-card & windoze install set
already on the hdd as opposed to them being on a network share somewhere
:)
also having all the y2k updates for 95 installed tends to make the
problem you're having a little less of an issue!
le meas
Ray ...
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